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WSAZ and the West Virginia Department of Education in partnership with the Bryce Tate Foundation are hosting a student safety town hall that focuses on educating young people about sextortion.
“They were able to take my son’s life,” he said. “But they don’t get to dictate the ending to his story.”
It’s a crime that may be unfamiliar to most, but it’s one every parent needs to hear about.
Bryce’s father shares his son’s story and a life or death warning every parent should hear.
Bryce’s Story: Text Message Tragedy airs on WSAZ+ on March 5 at 1 p.m.
Inspired by Bryce Tate’s story and untimely death, lawmakers in West Virginia want to do something about the issue.
Bryce’s parents, friends, teachers and fellow parishioners at church all said the same thing -- there were no warning signs leading up to his suicide.
The investigation has been adopted by the FBI Pittsburgh and is still active.
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